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Her Father’s Daughter

CHAPTER XIV
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Happiness had brought a mellow glow to her dark eyes.

She had turned back her sleeves, and her slender hands were fascinatingly graceful in their deft handling of everything she touched.

They were a second edition of the hands with which Alexander Strong had felt out defective nerve systems and made delicate muscular adjustments.

She was wholly absorbed in what she was doing.

Sitting on the blanket across from her Donald Whiting was wholly absorbed in her and he was thinking.
He was planning how he could please her, how he could earn her friendship.


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